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100 of my favourite pics to celebrate page 100! :Dinah:
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Thanks for the new avatar!

I do love that GIF.. her abs are delicious

 

Thanks for the new avatar!

I do love that GIF.. her abs are delicious

 

And the way the water hits them!

Auguste looks like a bunny that never smiles when she models :evil: ...I got to say that BJ's dog kind of looks like her...

I suppose your hand is forced when you're in a Hello Kitty advert

She does have one of my favourite faces - stunnning girl.

We'll have to agree to disagree with the whole 'Emily looks like a fish' and 'Bregje looks like her fugly dog' things

This is Valentina's cat.  Looks expensive:

 

This may be constance's cat:

You don't focus on Julia's body? I find her legs and frame to be overpowering. As far as models go, if Julia was just 'middling' in height and structure I don't think I would find her as special. She is conventionally pretty at the face.

AS for this week's conquests...Devon Windsor also has an interesting body And face although she is unconventionally pretty. Stef has a indispensable face, and an above average model body & legs.

Candice's getting the run-over. Gorgeous:

Thought you'd might like...

She really was born to wear bikinis though, my goodness

Is that Candice video recent? Slightly creepy dude behind the camera

Ah, all the places I'd love to go..

You have a lot of black & white and stylized photos in your favorites.  I couldn't produce my top 100 pictures but I can produce my top 100 models...

I don't know about the Candice video.  It was hosted only recently.  Yeah, Nina's not that attractive of a speaker.

Here is Gemma Ward in 2005.  I knew nothing about models back then but I did know who Gemma was.  She has really fallen off the map and will probably not model big time ever again.  This video is interesting to see as she was a top model back then.

Also Anne V, gorgeous (nudity)

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My initial thoughts about the crafting of the Bioshock finale was this:

-The time honored saying, and truth: The pursuit of revenge leads to two graves. One is for yourself.

-And another: "What's better than a hero? A dead hero!"

I thought it was a strong finish but wow, they really manipulated the viewer towards feeling her tragic fate. Disney heroines aren't supposed to die!  I clocked 1:20 minutes while watching it which is a high story to overall length ratio.

Also, the Dream sequence in Paris was brilliant & retrospectively tragic as you can see that it was just her lifelong fantasy, as the Paris she had in her mind was the most stereotypical and idealized Paris of all:

-Baguettes, Croissants, Wine, cheese

-Bicycles and french restaurants

-Artists painting the tower and herself.

-Paris community life

-bookstores; "Do you have the age of innocence written by Edith Wharton? //// Sorry, that hasn't been written yet...!"

-I was waiting to see Mimes..........

PS. Andrew Ryan addresses Elizabeth by Ms. Comstock..did you catch that?  

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BTW, I saw Elysium which reminds me of Deus Ex.  It has a lot of sci-fi toys and world crafting.

These are conceptual drawings from the film: Weta Digital worked on both this film and Avatar. 

http://skul4aface.blogspot.no/2013/09/elysium-artwork.html

http://skul4aface.blogspot.com/

Ah, all the places I'd love to go..

That belly...

100 of my favourite pics to celebrate page 100! :Dinah:

Thanks to all those who ever bother to come in here

A work of unadulterated genius. Surprised to see Doutzen make an appearance though. For some reason, I never got the feeling you were much of a fan.

I shall take 1-100 plz sir! :morning:

You have a lot of black & white and stylized photos in your favorites.  I couldn't produce my top 100 pictures but I can produce my top 100 models...

If you were to make a top 100, what proportion do you think would be runway/candids?

Here is Gemma Ward in 2005. I knew nothing about models back then but I did know who Gemma was. She has really fallen off the map and will probably not model big time ever again. This video is interesting to see as she was a top model back then.

My initial thoughts about the crafting of the Bioshock finale was this:

-The time honored saying, and truth: The pursuit of revenge leads to two graves. One is for yourself.

-And another: "What's better than a hero? A dead hero!"

I thought it was a strong finish but wow, they really manipulated the viewer towards feeling her tragic fate. Disney heroines aren't supposed to die! I clocked 1:20 minutes while watching it which is a high story to overall length ratio.

BTW, I saw Elysium which reminds me of Deus Ex. It has a lot of sci-fi toys and world crafting.

These are conceptual drawings from the film: Weta Digital worked on both this film and Avatar.

Have you seen the fan-made short film of Deus Ex: HR? Pretty impressive for an indie effort

A work of unadulterated genius. Surprised to see Doutzen make an appearance though. For some reason, I never got the feeling you were much of a fan.

I've always loved Doutzen - she's been in and around my top 10 since the start of my time here. I even think she was my first signature too

She's got a really rare mix of this delicate and exquisite beauty, and a super toned and athletic body.

She's amazing - and yet only my fourth favourite Dutchie. Dat country

Time to shed a few lolz sir!
 

Most sinister joke no?
 

Garfield was never the same after his show cancelled.
 

This dog walks its humans
 

So that's all it takes for women to swallow
 

Too much fiber in you diet?
 

No wonder the janitor is always cleaning up
 

And for the inner nerd in us, how can you not giggle at the above

So you were pleased with how they wrapped things up?  I felt that they probably have disappointed many enthusiasts  with the tragic ending.  Personally, I don't think it was necessary for them to build her up and then turn her into a martyr.  The Paris scene could have been her end.  In a way I wonder if they had an agenda by killing off the character so it could not be easily reused by a future third party developer.

....Imagine trolling a Disney movie by making Cinderella getting tortured for two weeks and then seeing her beaten to death by a wrench...

I just realized from this video and checking the wikia that the Artists Elizabeth encounters in her dream are famous French painters from the late 19th century:  I spotted Georges Seurat and Claude Monet.  I believe that the paintings on the stand are actually real ones by the artists.  The music (Edith Piaf) is more 1940s-ish I think, though.  If you look at the very end, there are easter eggs as to the Elizabeth's future:  Ace of Spades, profile images of the characters, a lobotomy advertisement, and an Angel.

I haven't figured out where they got the 19th century advertisements with the woman in blue..among others.  This little segment is definitely one of my favorite scenes ever.  I also really liked that short bit with construction of the 'beach' in the sky with the boardwalk. (from the original)

Is the woman that appears in the credits Elizabeth's voice actress?  She did a fantastic job I must say and not bad looking herself....

Time to shed a few lolz sir!

I have seen that snake one before.. what the even fuck

So you were pleased with how they wrapped things up?  I felt that they probably have disappointed many enthusiasts  with the tragic ending.  Personally, I don't think it was necessary for them to build her up and then turn her into a martyr.  The Paris scene could have been her end.  In a way I wonder if they had an agenda by killing off the character so it could not be easily reused by a future third party developer.

 

....Imagine trolling a Disney movie by making Cinderella getting tortured for two weeks and then seeing her beaten to death by a wrench...

I didn't think the ending was anything amazing, but still good and somewhat satisfying, despite the tragedy. I suppose though there's an overriding sense that nothing really matters anyway, since this is just one of infinite possibilities. If that one Booker/Comstock from Part 1 slipped through the cracks of existence, surely there are more? I dunno.. it all gets into mindfuck territory.

I really don't think killing off Elizabeth had anything to do with wanting to shut the door on future games. You might have been able to say that about Booker after the ending of Infinite, but there are infinitely more Elizabeths still running around right? If there was ever an opportunity to resurrect a character, that would be it.

I just realized from this video and checking the wikia that the Artists Elizabeth encounters in her dream are famous French painters from the late 19th century: I spotted Georges Seurat and Claude Monet. I believe that the paintings on the stand are actually real ones by the artists. The music (Edith Piaf) is more 1940s-ish I think, though. If you look at the very end, there are easter eggs as to the Elizabeth's future: Ace of Spades, profile images of the characters, a lobotomy advertisement, and an Angel.

I haven't figured out where they got the 19th century advertisements with the woman in blue..among others. This little segment is definitely one of my favorite scenes ever. I also really liked that short bit with construction of the 'beach' in the sky with the boardwalk. (from the original)

I did notice the angel and recognised it as looking like her tower in Columbia, but I suppose that's a foreshadowing of her death too.

Is the woman that appears in the credits Elizabeth's voice actress? She did a fantastic job I must say and not bad looking herself....

You might like this too (she looked better with long brown hair also):

Oh this next story...you can't make this stuff up!
 
Good sir, you ever heard of the shenanigans called "tipping cows" before? Well, whatever the answer may be they are doing something similar in San Fransisco but it's gone high tech.
 
Welcome to the world of tipping SMART CARS This story has been all over the news here in California this week.

Or maybe the Hulk IS real?

So she is an actress.  Her name is Courtnee Draper:   Her looks hit me close to home; she is definitely one of my types, hah.  The first girl I had a crush on looks kind of like her. I think I was 11 or 12? 

Also, the balloon effect reminds me of Schindler's list (the inspiration??)

Come to think of it, if there was any justice in the world you'd get a date with Marloes Horst...

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Also, what was the link between the Big Daddies and the 'Song Bird'?  I saw that Fink and Suchong were exchanging technology but I didn't catch what came first.  One of the recordings hinted that their deal was not two way, and Fink was getting 'table scraps' for his part.  Did they reveal anything else about the origins of the Song Bird?  Was Ryan's 'sharks in the night' normal people or splicers?  Was Atlas' army splicers.

While looking at the easter eggs for B@S-2, here are other things that have come up.  There is an easter egg where Elizabeth explores Fontaine's costume room:

Check out the character model for Booker and Fontaine/Atlas.

Familiar????????!!!!!  Look closely at his face.  They look like the same man.  Since they use the 'everything goes' excuse and Booker has changed himself to Comstock...to me a change to Fontaine popped up..What do you think??  Atlas/Fontaine is a con man who changes his appearance and personality- just like the alternate Bookers. 

Here is Courtnee singing a song for rapture radio...another neat easter egg.

I'm sure I'm late but much congrats on becoming a mod, don! Very much deserved (Y)

(Oh and sorry if this happened like a month ago but I literally just noticed ok I usually go on BZ using my phone nowadays so I don't see things like people becoming mods)

When did that happened? 

Congrats donbot!!